The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23
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GENERAL TRADE.
HRRADSTUFFS.

C0RNMEAL-Standard, 50 1902 IS; pearl,
S32lgS IS; roller, 81 40, STEADY.
HAY-ChOice, from store, 75980o; car load
from leyee or depot, sig 5O@li; prime, from
Sl2 5Ogl3: prairie, from store, Soc; car load
from leyee or depot, IS.
BRANDON store, 95c@sl; from levSe or
depot, s189l9.
60RN-From store, white, SOC; mixed,
4Sci from levoo or depot, white, in bulk, 46c !:
in sacks, 4sc; IN xed, in bulk, 42c; in
sacks, 45c.
0ATS-From store, white, 400; mixed. SIC /;
sacks, T>sc; mixed, in bulk, Sic; in
sacks, $50.
FL0UR-From store, com mon, 50 25@8 SO;
family SS65g3 20; choice, So e0Gi; fancy,
1894 Is; extra fancy, "a 1904 60; patents,
BEANs-Nayy, 81; medium, $50.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, S2@3 Is from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels. 81 Is
l'f G0MiNY AND eRITs-From store, $50
Is.
CRACKERS-Soda,ex extra, 40; soda, treble
extra, 4Hc; extra, 7c;, ginger snaps, extra.
Sc; assorted iumb!es. loo.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, June 22.-Wheat
Cash, $40 bid; July. 6i1Sc bid; CSC asked
August, COO bid. Corn-Cash, SOC bid. 3ONc
asked; July. 300 bid, 30ssc asked. 0sts-No
bids; no offerings. ...
BALTIMORE, Md, June 22.-Wheat
frmer ann dull. Corn lower and dull. Re-
ceipts-Flour, 1858 brls; wheat, 30, 800 Blu I;
corn. 1900 ,bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, zoo bu.
Shipments--Flour, 60 0 brls; corn, l400 bu.
NEW YORK. June p Receipts,
1928 pkgs; exports, 1887 brls and 1871
skis sales, 1000 bIls Wheat,--reeeipts.
2ll,6OO bu; exports, 2S5 ,2eS bu; sales, 7,2O0,-
receipts, s., 200 bu; exports, 6s,0S7 bu; sales,
3l2, 900 bu futures and 14O. 900 blu spot. Oats
Ngkc lower; receipts, 1852, 400 bu; exports,
10 bu; sales, 10000 Blu futures and 123 900
Blu spot.
ST. LOUIS, MO-. June .22.-Flour quiet,
and advanced A@1Sc higher; declines else
where cau'ed reaction, and the close was n
@14c below Yesterday; No. 2 red, cash, 771Sa
49, 7ss;S JsIngs, 7S%gaSc co,ios at5619c July
74c. closing at 7S1Sc; September 7lJS@751ScI
closing at 1850. Corn strong and higher
early, but eased off later; cash, .3i@3lsSc /;
Oats steady and dull; cash, 2711S@2sc; June,
27hc bid; July, 23Nc bid; August, 2S14c.
Rye dull and lower at 54@55c. Hay strong
and in demand; timothy, 50 50@l4; prairie,
active at 5000 Receipts-Flour, 20O0 brls ;
wheat, 5000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats. Il. 900
bu; rye, none; barley, move. Shipments
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, lilo 0 bu; corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, l2,LOO bu; rye, 1000 bu; bar
ley, none.
afternoon Board.-Wheat strong and high
err; July, 731sc; August, T3Mc; September.
75kc. Corn dull bat firm. Oats quiet but
steady.
CHICAGO, ILL, June pa moderate
business in whsat was transacted. Through
most of the day the market ruled weak. No
new features were presented, and operators
were inciint d TO trade on small scale. Many
sensational rumors were circulated during
the day, but all proved to BIS without iOun-
hatinn nd only a faata1 nriaaa m m nj ell
The receipts OF wheat are ia ling off rapidly
and only sixty cars are estimated for tOmor-
rows arrivals. july opened A@s4c higher
at 70sg7014, and advanced to 70lc, then be-
came weaker aud declined with come huctu.
ations to 69}sc and closed at zoe. June
opened 6915c and closed at 6914c. Corn ruled
quiet during the greater part of the session,
and trading was OF a limited character. The
wheat to q great extent. Receipts toe ay and
estimated arrivals for tomorrow were quite
small. July opened 10 higher at $3.50, de-
clintd to 36c and closed at s6hc.. A moder-
ate spec alstive demand existed in the oats
market, but there were many sellers; the
market, however, was trengtheDed BY. very
light receipts. July opened 20 higher
at 25hc and sold up to 25sSc,
but ,. lstST to he demand sSS sIo,1 Sog aG
Cash quotations, were as follows; -Four
ruled slow, with tales of a local char
acter; prices nominSlly steady; No. 2
spring wheat, b9c; NO. s spring wheat,
68g69c;. No. 2 red, Tic; No. corn,
S51ac;. No. 2 oats, AAc; No. 2 rye, 62%c;
No. barley, SIC; No: aaxseed, 81 Il
prime timothy seed, 81 IL. The lead.
iins futures ranged as follows; Wheat,
No. 2-June opened at69hc, highest 691Ic,
lowest 6::Ssc, closing at 60Nc; July opened
nt7Qhc. highest 1910, lowest 6g91sc, closing
at Zoe; August opened at TIC. highest
7Sc. Lowest 7lAc,- closing q 72zSc; Sep
temher opened at 74hc, highest 76c, low
est 1890, closing atI749zc. Corn, No. 2-June
opened at 3594c, highest 35szc. lowest 35lfc,
closing at 1870; July opened at 361Sc, h gh-
est $3.50, lowest &c.,, closing at 361zc;
August, opened at SS14c, highest 3S1lc, lowest
S7s4c, closing a, 371sc; Septe mber opened at
392Sc, highest 391ac,. lowest 391sc, closing at
1910. Oats, No. 2--June opened at Csc,
highest $50, lowest 25c, closing at Csc;
July opened at 251Sc. highest 25skc, lowest
2514c, closing at 255So; August opened at
25szc, highest 255zc. lowest 2514c, closing at
2554c, lowest 251sc, closing at 25SSc. Re-
ceipts-Flour, 81 ,0C0 brls; wheat, 2l6, 200
bu; corn. 72,00O bu; oats, $4,000 bu: rye.
none; barley, 5000 bu. shipments-F Flour,
IL 900 brls wheat, 4lS.000 bu; corn, q. 900
blu; ats, 81 900 bu; rye. 700 bu; barley, 5000
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